AI drama generator

From one idea to a published drama

Write a few lines. Zoromi develops the script, makes your cast once, plans the scenes and shoots the clips - and the next episode starts from this one. Fated Crash began as four lines; its first episode is in Zoromi Theater now.

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See a complete story carried through its cast and scenes

Hot Dog King is a published 10-clip comedy. These actual frames follow Mike from the school corridor through training to the podium. Compare his reference design with the generated scenes, then watch the clips alongside the original story outline.

Hot Dog King - 36-second opening excerpt from a complete 10-clip comedy. Watch the full example below to follow the story through to its ending.

Reference design for Mike, a slim teenage boy with short black hair, white T-shirt and jeans, holding books in a school corridor — Mike's reference design, made once before any clip

Clip 1: Mike leans against school lockers holding a stack of books — Clip 1 - the school corridor

Clip 5: Mike and his bald coach on a red running track — Clip 5 - training on the track

Clip 10: Mike holds a trophy on the podium while Bella and the quarterback applaud — Clip 10 - the podium

Watch Hot Dog King and read its story outline →

The brief, the plan, the film

Fated Crash began as four lines: a logline, the cast, the setting and one line for the first episode. Zoromi wrote the script, made the cast once and shot seven clips.

What the creator typed

A runaway bride crashes on a mountain road and is pulled from the wreck by a reclusive stranger who growls that she smells like his fated mate.

Characters: Emma Lane, the runaway bride, 26; Kael, the reclusive stranger, 32; Grant Whitmore, her groom, 34.

Setting: a snowy mountain road in Colorado; Kael's isolated log cabin in the woods.

Episode 1: A stranger drags her from her crashed car on a mountain road minutes after she fled her own wedding, and growls that she is his fated mate. Emma wears her wedding dress for the whole episode; no costume change.

What Zoromi planned - 7 clips, 1:17

1. Snowbound Rescue15 s
2. Fated9 s
3. Kael's Cabin - Alone5 s
4. Because It's True13 s
5. No Signal Up Here14 s
6. Headlights on the Mountain Road10 s
7. Claimed10 s

Seventeen reference cards were made once first: Emma, Kael, Grant, the armed men, the wolf, the silver sedan, the mountain road, the cabin, the blanket, the mug of tea and the rest.

What came out - the published first episode

Fated Crash - 31-second excerpt from the published first episode, made upright at 9:16. Watch the whole episode free in Zoromi Theater.

Reference card for Kael: full-length, a bearded man in a worn brown leather jacket over a dark flannel shirt, dark jeans and black boots, on a plain grey background — Kael's card

Clip 5: Kael in the same leather jacket and flannel shirt inside the log cabin, Emma's hair at the edge of the frame — Clip 5 (0:46) - the same jacket, five clips later

Clip 1: Emma, a cut on her forehead, grips the wheel of the wrecked car in the snow, still in the torn wedding dress — Clip 1 (0:00) - the crash

Clip 3: Emma wrapped in a green plaid wool blanket at the cabin table, a stoneware mug of tea in front of her — Clip 3 (0:24) - the cabin; the blanket and the mug were cards too

Clip 7: Emma in the same torn dress faces Kael in his brown leather jacket inside the log cabin — Clip 7 (1:10) - the same dress, the same man, the hook

Emma's torn wedding dress is in clip 1 and still there in clip 7, because the brief said so once.

Watch Fated Crash free in Zoromi Theater →

How it works

Step 1
Develop your story
Bring one idea, an outline or a script. Review the characters, action and dialogue, and give your drama a clear ending before filming.
Step 2
Review the shared cast
Check the characters, locations and props identified from your story. Generate or reuse reference images to guide their appearance across scenes.
Step 3
Plan and generate scenes
Review the shot plan, clip lengths and prices. Generate the connected clips and inspect individual results; redo a clip when it needs another take.
Step 4
Assemble your drama
Select the takes for your final movie. Open them in the Video Editor to trim, reorder or add audio, then export the finished story.

A drama needs scenes that change the story

Use the script stage to establish what each character wants, what gets in the way and how the conflict resolves. Check the action, reactions and dialogue together so viewers can understand what happens and why it matters.

Keep your characters recognizable across clips

Build a shared visual direction with reference images for characters, clothes, locations and important props. Select the relevant designs before filming, then choose the takes you want to include in your finished drama.

Finish this drama, then continue into another episode

Choose the takes that tell this story clearly and assemble a final movie. Further editing lets you adjust the cut and audio without starting the whole production again.

For a follow-up episode, start from the next story idea and reuse the saved cast and reference designs. Build on the familiar world while introducing a new conflict.

Questions

Can I start an AI drama with just one idea?

Yes. Start with an idea and develop it into a script, or bring a script you already wrote. Review the expanded story and its ending before generating the scenes.

Does it create a finished drama or separate video clips?

Zoromi generates the drama as connected clips that you can review and select for a final movie. The Video Editor lets you refine their order, timing and audio before exporting.

Can I keep the same cast for another episode?

Yes. Reuse your saved character and scene reference designs in the next story. References guide consistency; check each new result for changes in appearance, clothing and performance.

Can I regenerate just one scene?

Yes. Generate another take for an individual clip, review its saved versions and choose the one that works best in the final drama.

How much does an AI drama cost?

It depends on the number and length of clips, and you see every price before you make anything. For scale: the first episode of Fated Crash - seven clips, 1 min 17 s at 720p - took 1,553 Gems all in, cards included.

More answers in the FAQ and current rates on the pricing page.

Try it with your own story

Bring your story, review the available steps and prices, then choose what to generate.

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